Hi am looking how many nodes SQL Server is supporting
with Windows 2003 depending of the version :

1. Windows 2003 Enterprise with SQL Server 2003
Enterprise and a traditional quorum

2. Windows 2003 Datacenter with SQL Server 2003
Enterprise and a traditional quorum

3. Windows 2003 Enterprise with SQL Server 2003 64 bits
and a traditional quorum

4. Windows 2003 Datacenter with SQL Server 2003 64 bits
and a traditional quorum

5. Windows 2003 Enterprise with SQL Server 2003
Enterprise and a Majority Node Set

6. Windows 2003 Datacenter with SQL Server 2003
Enterprise and a Majority Node Set

7. Windows 2003 Enterprise with SQL Server 2003 64 bits
and a Majority Node Set

8. Windows 2003 Datacenter with SQL Server 2003 64 bits
and a Majority Node Set

Thanks a lot

Pierre

I am assuming you mean SQL Server 2000. For the limit on nodes is not on SQL Server 2000 but on the operating system. See BOL "Failover Clustering"

SQL2K EE on W2K3 (EE or Datacenter) supports a maximum of 4 nodes. This is because SQL2K EE was originally developed to run on a maximum of 4 nodes on W2K Datacenter. The limitation is SQL2K EE not W2K3 EE or W2K3 Datacenter (which both support 8 nodes in a Server Cluster).